Jubilee San Francisco Presents Easter Concert on Palm Sunday
Mar 31, 2015
On the evening of Palm Sunday, Jubilee San Francisco (Jubilee SF) presented an Easter Concert at Bethel Christian Church. The event was a special concert, featuring performances by Jubilee Chorus, Chamber Orchestra and Jubilee Worship.
In between the classical music offerings and contemporary worship, Pastor Bill Osgood of Bethel addressed the profound meaning of Easter and the love of God.
Sandra Noriega directed the performances by Jubilee Chorus and Jubilee Orchestra and the concert program was a series of Holy Week music, including songs meditating on Jesus' entry to Jerusalem, the prayer at Gethsemane, the path of the cross, and the resurrection. Through the music, the passion and resurrection of Christ was expressed and revealed in the hearts of everyone.
Jubilee Worship led the congregation with a heart-level worship and skillful music. The congregations was waving hands and worshiping freely together with the Jubilee team.
The whole concert was conducted well as it progressed and ended up very successful. After the concert, a few members of the audience spoke to Jubilee staff to get to know Jubilee more and one man wanted to join Jubilee as a choral singer.
Currently, more and more musicians come to join Jubilee SF and have fellowship during rehearsals and concerts. During fellowship, many shared that they can feel the Holy Spirit really working in this ministry.
They have been able to receive love and grace from doing this ministry, and are thankful that they can be a part of Jubilee World. Everyone had practiced hard to prepare the Easter concert concluding the month of March.
One Jubilee SF leader commented on the outcome, "Through concert, we really want to spread the message that 'Our Lord is the living God, he has overcome the world.' Jesus' blood poured out for us on the cross. He bore our sins and washed us clean. Our Lord is glorified forever. He is the risen one. He is alive. He is the way, the truth, and the life. He is the only one that we could live for. We gave our thanks to God through our worship."
